[pkg-eucalyptus-maintainers] More GWT developments

[Brian Thomason]

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> I could not find anything guava related at the pkg-java svn[1]. The Guava
> overview site links to a Git repo[2]. Would you mind to also use Git? SVN
> is
> just a major pita.
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> [1] http://anonscm.debian.org/viewvc/pkg-java/trunk
> [2] http://packages.qa.debian.org/g/guava-libraries.html
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You are correct - it is in git.  Do you have commit privs there? Steffen
stepped up and handled the libtruth upload so we can just keep it in
pkg-eucalyptus for now until we do the full GWT handover when Chris gets
back.  I'd like to see the updated guava in experimental NOT unstable if
you can arrange having that happen.


> > Thomas, do you think you could sponsor libtruth and the guava updates and
> > then merge my changes over into pkg-java?  I'm going to check tomorrow to
> > see if the new guava breaks Eucalyptus or not (the transition from 9.0 ->
> > 11.0.2 did) and report back.
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> I'm not a Debian Developer (yet...), just a Maintainer, so I can't sponsor
> anything.
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Same here, but you are a member of pkg-java no?  You should be able to do
uploads of guava.


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> If upstream uses Git I keep the upstream development in a branch
> "upstream",
> identify the release commit and add a gpg signed git tag myself conforming
> to
> the pattern "upstream/${UPSTREAM_VERSION}". If upstream does not release
> source tarballs just explain the situation in debian/README.source
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Sounds like a good way to tackle it.

Let me know if you can handle the guava stuff and if not, I'll try to get
on pkg-java (which i need to do at some point anyway) and do it myself.

Thanks again!

-Brian
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